A Syrian goddess associated with love and sex. She's the sister and wife of the Canaanite deity Baal. She avenges her brother by killing Mot and bringing him back from the land of the dead. The continuous cycle signifies the changing of seasons.
Anat appears as an NPC within the Rainy Days Never Stay questline and it is possible to obtain her plug-in through it. She can be fused as a triple fusion of Kali, Pallas Athena and Hel.
Anat appears in the Womb of Grief on floors that have previously been cleared as part of the EX MissionWardens of Womb of Grief. She appears once the previous Warden, Cybele, has been defeated, and upon defeat is replaced with the last Warden, Kali.
Upon defeat, Anat can be summoned through a Special fusion requiring Tzitzimitl and Ishtar once the protagonist reaches level 80.
"The goddess of birth and death. She is Baal's sister and wife. It is said that even her father El in the heavens feared her power. She is known for bringing Baal back from the land of the dead by going there herself and defeating its ruler, Mot."
—Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse compendium
Anat can teach Nanashi the Mortal Jihad, Tarukaja and Hades Blast skills through her Demon Whisper. She benefits from learning Physical, Darkness, healing and support skills.
"The goddess of birth and death in Semitic lore. She is Baal's sister and wife. It is said that even her father El in the heavens feared her power. She cast an annual curse of death on the ruler of the underworld and her son/son-in-law, Mot, which caused the cycle of fertility of the land. Fertilized by the blood of men, her altar was constantly supplied with human sacrifices."
"The goddess of birth and death. She is Baal's sister and wife. It is said that even her father El in the heavens feared her power. She is known for bringing Baal back from the land of the dead by going there herself and defeating its ruler, Mot."
"The daughter of Ugaritic's highest god El. She is the goddess of fertility, as well as hunting and war. Her characteristics are the characteristics of the seasons in Canaan."
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